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PGE, Pacific Power brace for storm outages in Oregon: How to prepare

Pacific Power said crews are ready as the storm could bring heavy rain, mountain snow and wind that may cause extended outages.

  • Starting Nov. 12, an atmospheric river brought significant rain, wind, and snow to Oregon and California, marking the season's strongest weather event.
  • Pacific Power mobilized crews to respond to potential service disruptions, urging customers to update contact information, sign up for outage alerts, and restock emergency kits.
  • Customers can report outages by texting OUT to 722797 or checking status with STAT; Pacific Power warns to avoid downed lines and call 911 immediately if seen.
  • State and local emergency management organizations recommend households prepare an emergency plan and be ready for up to 72 hours without essential services.
  • Updates regarding service restoration efforts remain available to customers through Pacific Power's website and mobile application as the meteorology team continues tracking the storm.
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Corvallis Gazette Times broke the news on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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